Opposition to the cause of women's suffrage began informally but gradually organized. Ironically, some of most vocal opposition to votes for women came from . . . well, women. How could this be?

One of the greatest vocal bands of the 1960s, the Beach Boys are best known for their harmonies and unique California sound. They were inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1988.

This site provides a general overview of the Aye-aye, complete with several photographs and recorded vocalizations.

Explore Edward Jordan and his invention of the "Peak Limiter" which solved two common problems found in broadcast studios--sibilant "s" and the vocal tics of high-pitched voices.

For this lesson, 5th graders will personify the parts of the cell physically and vocally.

This searchable database of more than 5,000 pieces of free, classical choral music features MIDI file downloads and PDF documents.

Shirley Emmons is a noted teacher of singing. Her website has a number of essays devoted to singing technique. This article is an in depth discussion of the age old problem of balancing beautiful tone with the need to sing words that can...

One of the elements of music is "Texture." This site gives the definition, which basically is the relationship between melodic and harmonic.

Detailed article about polyphonic music and its components in the 13th century.

This resource provides information about the tawny owl.

These appear to be notes taken from a college lecture and contain considerable information on the Baroque period of music.

What do you know about the Black-crowned Night Heron? Come and discover more about this wading bird's' reproduction, diet, habitat and more through this educational resource.

What do you know about the downy woodpecker? Come and explore this educational resource featuring information on the diet, habitat, life cycle, behavior, characteristics and range of this land bird. You can also listen to this land...

What do you know about the respiratory system? Check out this site to learn more about this fascinating body system. This resource features slides of the different parts of this system.

Stephanie Sardelis decodes the evocative melodies composed by the world's largest mammals, whales. [5:12]

Comprehensive site listing all of Bach's music viewable by BWV number, by category, by instrument, by key, by title, or by year. Includes brief reviews of many recordings. Excellent biography with portraits. Very complete information...

Recording and recital databases, books, and web links are some of this web site's resources. Schubert enthusiasts will want to explore the terrific analysis of two of his song cycles.

If information is needed about Baroque cantatas, this site can probably provide it. Ccmposer biographies and audio samples of their cantatas are included in the site. There is also great information about the Baroque era in general.

This online resource provides several links to elementary information on owls. You will find lesson plans, photographs, information, facts and more when you explore this resource.

With the focus on the classroom, this page provides a few fun rounds to use with children.

This Scena.org site explains the singing technique of the coutertenor. Also includes the history of the coutertenor, tips, and images.

Discover more about the history of the English language when you visit this informative site. Students and teachers will benefit from this educational resource.

Through solfege, students will create their own musical compositions as Maria did in the musical The Sound of Music.

This Franklin Institute webpage provides an introduction to understanding sound waves based on 5th grade science lessons.